In an unprecedented move in recent Costa Rican history, outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves will remain in government after leaving office Friday.
Costa Rica’s outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves will remain a top official in his successor’s government, granting the outgoing populist immunity in the face of his legal troubles.
Laura Fernández has been sworn in as Costa Rica's president, with outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves serving as her minister of the presidency and minister of finance.
(Corrects paragraph 8 to say Chaves will be finance minister, not justice minister) By Alvaro Murillo SAN JOSE, May 8 (Reuters) - Costa Rica's Laura Fernandez took the oath of office as president on ...
Costa Rica’s transfer of power on Friday is bringing a new president but not a clean break from the leader who dominated the last four years of national politics. Outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves ...
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